RoofGenius vs SumoQuote

RoofGenius vs SumoQuote — the claim work SumoQuote leaves to you

Short answer

Choose SumoQuote if the only gap in your process is a good-looking retail quote and your team already has measurements, supplements, and claim documentation covered elsewhere. Choose RoofGenius if the quote is one step of a claim you also have to measure, document, and supplement.

SumoQuote is a proposal and report builder for roofing sales teams: templated, branded quotes and inspection reports, priced per user per month and commonly paired with a CRM. RoofGenius covers the same customer-facing document with the AI Estimator, then keeps going into the part SumoQuote does not touch — auditing the carrier estimate, building the supplement, measuring the roof, and classifying the damage photos.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Feature comparison

Feature	RoofGenius	SumoQuote
Branded retail proposals	Yes — Good/Better/Best in 5 min	Yes — templated quotes
Inspection report builder	Yes — photos classified by AI	Yes — manual photo report
AI insurance supplements	Yes — line-item audit with code citations	No
Carrier estimate audit	Yes	No
Satellite roof measurements	Yes — $10/report	No — bring your own
AI damage detection	Yes — 17 damage classes, confidence-scored	No
Storm history on the property	Included — verified events	No
Digital sign-off	Yes	Yes
Pricing model	Per company, unlimited users	Per user, per month
Pricing	$149/mo Retail (unlimited users), $497/mo Growth adds AI Supplements	Per-user monthly subscription — check SumoQuote for current per-seat rates
Best for	Storm-restoration contractors who need the claim documented, measured, and supplemented, not just quoted	Retail sales teams that only need a polished quote and report template

FAQ

Is RoofGenius a SumoQuote replacement?

For the quote and the inspection report, yes — the AI Estimator produces branded Good/Better/Best proposals with photos and digital sign-off. The reason contractors switch is usually not the quote itself; it is that the supplement, the measurement, and the damage evidence live in the same file instead of three tools.

Does SumoQuote do insurance supplements?

No. SumoQuote builds the document you hand the homeowner. Auditing the carrier's estimate for missed line items and producing the supplement letter is a separate job, and it is the one RoofGenius was built around.

Do I need measurements before I can quote in either tool?

Yes, both need roof measurements as an input. SumoQuote expects you to bring them from another provider; RoofGenius produces them in-platform for $10 per report, or $49/month for 10.

How does pricing compare?

SumoQuote charges per seat, so cost scales with headcount. RoofGenius is per company with unlimited users — $149/month for Retail, $497/month for Growth, which is where AI Supplements start.